Need help finding a rain flash loop
- ShadowBoyX
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So heres the deal. I'm on whirled and i've decided to change my room. I looked through the available backgrounds for sale and found a penthouse background. I decided to remix it with a flash loop in it and bought a song in the shop which is basically rain sounds. Problem is i'm trying to find the flash loop for my room.
It has to show a city at night and its also has to be raining (of course). I looked on google for it but I couldn't find anything. Some help would be appreciated
Included is the snapshot of the room itself and its default background.
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If you can't find it
Make it.
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At 6/14/09 07:01 PM, Thelostcup wrote: If you can't find it
Make it.
If I can that is -_-
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PS. You will get credit for it. I happen to have a digital memo that i'm putting into the room so i'll £Background Loop Created By <Your Name Here>. Thats a promise
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I realize that this is a rather old topic, but I know an excellent way to make rain. Draw a little picture of a raindrop, roughly 3px by 60px and export it for AS as 'rain_id'
in the frame where you want it to rain, paste the raindrop somewhere offstage and in the frames AS put:
var rain_speed:Number = 20;
var rain_density:Number = 50;
for (i=0; i<=rain_density; i++) {
_root.attachMovie("rain_id", "rain"+i, _root.getNextHighestDepth(), {_x:Math.random()*Stage.width, _y:Math.random()*Stage.height});
}
makeRain = function () {
for (i=0; i<=rain_density; i++) {
_root["rain"+i]._y += rain_speed;
if (_root["rain"+i]._y>Stage.height) {
_root["rain"+i]._y = -2;
}
}
};
setInterval(makeRain, 20);
Whatever frame the raindrop is on, the rain will play, and you can mess with the code a little to get it how you want. Also, right click on the raindrop and hit arrange, there you can pick if you want the rain in the front or back. Remember, to remove the rain, just take the raindrop off the stage.
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